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15 January 1954 - 20 December 1970 20 items
Correspondence with Superiors relating to details of apostolate; correspondence including letter from Spanish professor and advice from Archbishop; correspondence regarding a questionable gift from the French ambassador.

Copy letter from Kevin G. Walsh, Templeogue to the Secretary, Swedish Embassy, Merrion Road regarding an advertisement in the ‘Evening Herald’. His son responded to this advertisement which requested pen pals and in return was sent information on how to obtain pornographic material. The latter was signed by Barbro Eriksson. Copies of the letter were also sent to the Minister for Justice and William Ratcliffe, ‘Evening Herald’. Books (Diocesan Censors)

Correspondence relating to the plans for the new church at Templeogue. 2 items

• Correspondence regarding routine details of community life and apostolate. Order donates land to Archdiocese for a new church at Templeogue. They provide chaplaincy at Dublin Castle - Holy Trinity. Terenure College celebrated centenary.

Notes of conferences with officials of the Dublin City and County Town Planning Authority regarding Arran Quay, Balally, Balbriggan, Ballyfermot (West), Ballymun, Ballyroan, Central City, Cornelscourt, Darndale, Finglas West/Cabra, Holylands, Kilmore West, Kilmashogue, Knocklyon, Malahide, Newtownpark Avenue, Rush, Saggart, Shankill, Skerries, Swords, Tallaght, and Templeogue.

Letter from +Pio Taofinu’u to Fr. John Horgan, C.S.Sp., Templeogue discussing the need for priests and teachers in Samoa. He recounts his discussion with the Archbishop during his recent trip to Ireland and hopes Fr. Horgan can help.

File relating to parochial property. Mentions Solent Villas, 21 Kimmage Road East; 3 Woodstock Villas or 26 Terenure Road East; Templeogue Lodge; Beech Lawn or Terenure Laundry owned by Mr. Keogh; 77 Terenure Road East;

• Correspondence regarding routine details of community life and apostolate. They celebrate 50th anniversary of foundation. A Dublin priest goes to work with them in Latin America. They are asked to undertake a parish in Templeogue area and accept. Their house at Killiney.

Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from William J. Cosgrave, Beechpark, Templeogue, thanking him for the invitation to the Mass for the preservation of peace.

• Alias: “Maynooth Mission to China” Correspondence regarding routine details of community life and apostolate. They seek a foundation in Dublin for their students at University this is very readily granted. Property is acquired at Templeogue.